Rossville Rural High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Rossville, KS)

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The S,bz'1'z'Z Behind the Team TOP ROW, FROM THE LEFT: LaVon Harper, LaVerne Harper, Mary Ruff, Carol Tuller, Joan Dolezilek, Marie Stiles, June Wehner, Judy McCollough, Jean Stiles, Anna Ent, Mary Boyles, Jane McCollough, Sharon Irwin. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Taylor, Pamela Berkey, Joyce Saxton, Judy Fauerbach, Connie Zeller, Vicki Fryman, Donna Tuller, Lillian Reser, Marilyn Saxton, Sandra Lloyd, Rosemary Jacobson, Dianna Daniels. THIRD ROW: Carla Rasch, Joyce Swen- son, Virginia Rezac, Paulette Johnson, Linda Parr, Charlene Perry, Lois McCoy, Sharon Viergever, Cheryl Spiker, Janet Hause, Carol Adams. SECOND ROW: Miss Rogers, Sponsor, Joleen Parr, Wanda Harmon, Katherine Porter, Nancy Pitts, DorothyJacobson, Jane Zickefoose, Patricia Parr, Sally Nadeau, Sandra Brown, Arletta Sage. FIRST ROW: Ruth Miller, Janice Colson Marlene Lawson, Linda Kelsey, Mary Brethour. The Pep Club and cheer- , leaders sparked the football and basketball teams on to many victories this year. Officers for the Pep Club were Dorothy Jacobson, presidentg Cheryl Spiker, ' vice-president, and Katherine Porter, secretary. ,z ABOVE, CHEERLEADERS: Mary Brethour, Linda Kel- sey, Marlene Lawson, Janice Colson, Ruth Miller. RIGHT, PEP CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Cheryl Spiker, Miss Rogers, Sponsor, Katherine Porter, Dor- othy Jacobson. 26 ED NIARLINGS ORVAL. SMITH, NLD. TOPEKA, KANSAS ST. MARYS, KANSAS

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union' -Enzfertain Seniors zz! ' . lvl: 'W ,..,f 11,1 1,1 lp Mil J 411. A Under The Magnolias was the theme chosen by the juniors for the annual junior- Senior Prom. The decorations carried out in pink, green, and yellow, featured huge crepe paper magnolias. The dinner, pre- pared by the junior's mothers, was served by the sophomore girls . Dudley Fryman, toastmaster, called on Bobby Richards, junior Class President, for the Welcome and Don Rogers, Senior Class President, for the response. Mr. Richardson gave the faculty farewell. The program consisted of two skits, one by the junior girls, the other by Douglas Kitchen. The Seaman Dance Band furnished the dance music. ki--if 25

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ABOVE: Advisor, Mn. Ira Williams. RIGHT: He ad table . Parent-Son Banquet The annual F.F .A. Parent-Son Banquet was held in the high school gymnasium. The banquet tables were decorated with blue and gold crepe paper and harvest decorations. The achievements and projects that the boys had completed were announced at this time. Slides of the members and their projects were shown by Mr. Williams. Blue Chrzktmasj' The Snowflake Ball, annual semi-formal Christmas dance sponsored by the Kayette Club, was held in the high school gymnasium. The tables were decorated with angel hair, red candles and evergreen. The theme Blue Christmas was carried out in the decorations which were blue stars hanging from the ceiling. The music Was furnished by records and the program consisted ofa skit presented by members of the Kayette Club. Refreshments were made by the Home Economics II class. 27